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Android Activities and Tasks series – Intent flags
The previous post of the Activities and Tasks series gave an introduction to the concepts behind activities and tasks. We have seen that activities correspond to visible screens in the UI, that...
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Rationalizing Android development
Developing sophisticated Android applications is challenging. Despite tools provided with the SDK and the recommended ADT Eclipse Plugin, maintaining and developing an Android application is...
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Starting Android application development with Apache Maven
Despite of not being in widespread use in the Android world, Apache Maven is a great tool to develop Android applications. Maven has a lot of advantages relevant for Android application development: It...
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Reusing Android components with Rindirect.
Android applications can grow very quickly. As they are composed of components (Activities, Services and Content Providers), it should be easy to extend an existing application to create new...
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Android Activities and Tasks series – Activity Attributes
The previous post of the Android Activities and Tasks series explained the concept of Android's intents. We have seen how to use them to launch activities and how to utilize intent flags to customize...
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Developing a cross-platform application for mobiles and desktops with Aerogear
is a collection of examples, tutorials and best practices to develop mobile clients integrated with JBoss middleware. It aims at providing solutions for mobile clients to deal with typical requirements...
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Clean Objective-C: Private Methods in Objective-C
Dieser Artikel auf Deutsch According to the TIOBE Programming Community Index (March 2013), Objective-C is the third most-popular programming language, behind Java and C. This is not surprising, as...
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Interactive SVG with AngularJS – Part 1
When developing mobile web applications with responsive design, flexible images for interactive control and status elements pose a particular problem. SVG offer a viable solution: They are much smaller...
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Interactive SVG with AngularJS – Part 2
When developing mobile web applications with responsive design, SVG are a viable solution for flexible images. AngularJS in turn enables the wrapping of complex UI logic into custom HTML directives,...
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Using HTML5 inputs in vaadin
Given the browsers running on smartphones (and increasingly also those running on the desktop), all the “new” input types coming with HTML5 become increasingly important. For instance: <input...
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